We need to to keep a competitive landscape. >when we'll see RISC-V CPUs that are performance competitive As you said, Arm and x86 aren't static targets. So wh

We need to to keep a competitive landscape. >when we'll see RISC-V CPUs that are performance competitive As you said, Arm and x86 aren't static targets. So while they'll catch up to where Arm is today, Arm will be somewhere further ahead at that point. Especially as implemented by Apple silicon. My concern remains that Apple will have to investment strength to always be a few years in the front. Their lead could in fact increase. And that's just CPU.